Intro

What is the definition of geography?

• The study of the Earth's layers
• The study of economic activities
• The study of the Earth's physical features
• The study of different cultures

How do we use directions and coordinates in geography?

• To study different places, cultures, and environments
• To understand the Earth's physical and human systems
• To locate places accurately
• To navigate the Earth's layers

What is the use of directions and coordinates in geography?

• To distinguish between climate and weather
• To identify different landforms
• To recognize different bodies of water
• To navigate and locate places on Earth

What is the difference between climate and weather?

• Climate refers to short-term conditions, while weather refers to long-term patterns of weather
• Climate refers to the Earth's physical and human systems, while weather refers to different places, cultures, and environments around the world
• Climate refers to different features on the Earth's surface, while weather refers to the Earth's layers
• Climate refers to long-term patterns of weather, while weather refers to short-term conditions

What are the three main sectors of economic activities?

• Transportation, Communication, Construction
• Education, Healthcare, Technology
• Agriculture, Manufacturing, Services
• Finance, Retail, Entertainment

What are bodies of water?

• The Earth's physical and human systems
• Flat representations of the Earth's surface
• Different bodies of water, such as oceans and rivers
• Different places, cultures, and environments around the world

What is the difference between maps and globes?

• Maps use symbols, colors, and labels, while globes use latitude and longitude lines
• Maps have a key or legend, while globes have compasses
• Maps are flat representations of the Earth's surface, while globes are miniature models of the Earth
• Maps are used for navigation, while globes are used for studying cultures

What are natural features found on the Earth's surface called?

• Deserts
• Mountains
• Plains
• Landforms

What are the three main layers of the Earth?

• Continents, oceans, and atmosphere
• Land, water, and mountains
• Crust, mantle, and core
• North, south, east, and west

What are examples of bodies of water?

• Culture, society, and economy
• Mountains, valleys, and plateaus
• Oceans, seas, and lakes
• The study of economic activities